School closings in North Texas, delays due to storms

Dallas – Nordtexaner woke up on strong winds and heavy storms, which moved through the Metropex in the early Tuesday morning. The storm caused a day of the WFAA weather, and for most of North Texa a tornado clock was exhibited until 11 a.m.

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The storms have caused some districts and schools Delay the school and bus path while the storm moved through the area.

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CreekView High School and Blalack Middle School canceled the school on Tuesday due to power failures, said the district. Administrators remain on site to support students who have already arrived.

Frisco ISD closed three school premises due to power failures, the district announced. Rogers Elementary, StaLey Middle School and Memorial High School are closed for this day. The families are informed about the closure via the campus, said the district.

Due to power failures, all Blue Ridge ISD schools will be closed for the day, said the district.

All Richardson ISD schools will be open on Tuesday, said the district. Some schools may be without electricity, but campus are planning this and offer backup meals in the cafeteria. Additional staff will be present, said the district.

Two Aledo ISD schools have a delayed start on Tuesday due to power failures. McKinney Elementary will open at 9:10 a.m. and the Mcannally Middle School will open at 10 a.m., said the district.

Several failures were reported on the UT -Dallas campus, including traffic signals along WaterView, said the university. The teams also evaluate damage to the campus. The weather is not affected by the weather on campus classes and activities.

Irving ISD announced a late start for the De Zavala Middle School due to a offset power line and gas leak near the school, the district said. The area of ​​Irving was classified as unsafe. The school should start on Tuesday at 10 a.m. From now on it is expected that all other ISD schools in Irving will operate as normal.

Northwest ISD will operate on Tuesday with a two -hour delay for power failures and possible damage to roads and school buildings, the district said.

Plano ISD expects transport delays and asks the parents and students to take care of school while driving. Parents can monitor a bus delay of 30 minutes or more at www.pisd.edu/latebus.

The Community ISD will be delayed by an hour and a half on Tuesday. The buses also start the routes an hour and a half later than normal, said the district. The schools will reject at their normal time.

Garland ISD announced that it would keep all buses until the storm is over and the parents should expect delays. Parents can check the Stopfinder app to get more information about your child's bus. The school districts will provide updates if further information is available.

The Lamplighter School said that it would implement a late start on Tuesday. The school is opened for students at 9 a.m. According to the school's website, employees will arrive at 8:30 a.m.

Kaufman ISD said it would be delayed for two hours due to fallen trees and impassable roads. The bus lines will take two hours after their normal planned start time, the district said in a social media post. The district will follow a normal schedule for dismissal, said the district.

Arlington ISD said his buses will be delayed until the storm is over on Tuesday morning. At 6:45 a.m., buses drove to pick up students, said the district.

The Legacy Preparatory Academy will delay its start until 9:30 a.m., the school said on Tuesday morning. The staff is expected to arrive at 9 a.m. and the students should arrive at 9:30 a.m.

The Everman ISD is not delayed, but a detour route was set up on the everman Parkway due to a road closure. The detour affects the traffic to Everman Highschool, and according to Everman Emergency Services, the students should expect delays.